Adam Aaronson is a journalist based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He is a writer for PhillyVoice.com, covering local sports, specifically the Philadelphia 76ers. His work has also been featured in The New Yorker, showcasing his expertise in basketball analysis and trade rumors.
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By: Adam Aaronson
After scoring a game-high 33 points in Game 1 against the Knicks, Sixers guard's status for Game 2 is now up in the air.
By: Adam Aaronson
The Sixers looked like they were finally going to escape New York with a victory. Instead, they head home trailing in the series, 2-0.
By: Adam Aaronson
In the final minute of Game 2, the Sixers led the New York Knicks by five points. Then it all fell apart.
By: Adam Aaronson
The Sixers lost to the New York Knicks in Game 2 in the game's final seconds after two apparent mistakes by officials. Does the team have grounds to complain to the league office?
The Sixers find themselves in a precarious position, trailing the New York Knicks 0-2 in their first playoff series of the season. Can they recover after suffering heartbreak in Game 2? Answering your questions.
The Sixers are desperate for a win over the New York Knicks in Thursday night's Game 3 of the first-round playoff series between the teams. If the Sixers come up empty, they will face a deficit no NBA team has ever overcome.
The Sixers needed Joel Embiid to come through on Thursday night. The reigning NBA MVP delivered in every way.
By: Adam Aaronson
Reoccurring knee injuries and a case of Bell's palsy could not stop Joel Embiid in Thursday night's Game 3 Sixers victory over the New York Knicks, as Embiid posted a 50-point masterpiece.
By: Adam Aaronson
Cam Payne logged two minutes and 34 seconds of action across the first two games of Sixers-Knicks. In Game 3, he helped shift the energy of the series.
After suffering extreme heartbreak in Game 2, the Sixers returned home and rebounded with a strong Game 3 victory over the New York Knicks.
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